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March 13th, 2026
Senate Housing Bill Mess
By preventing large investors from building homes, a bipartisan housing bill will do more to limit new construction than to spur affordability.
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March 11th, 2026
You Should Know Your Family’s Stories
At 4, I didn’t know enough to ask my grandfather questions about his past. But he played catch with me, tossing a baseball gently and with patience. And soon enough, stories emerged, writes John D. Spooner.
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February 10th, 2026
7 Ways States Can Strengthen Marriage and Families
States across the U.S. are testing new ways to strengthen marriage. Here are 7 proven policy ideas other states can follow.
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February 2nd, 2026
Obergefell Has Harmed Children For Far Too Long
It’s now clear that the law cannot simultaneously uphold a child’s right to their mother and father and affirm same-sex marriage.
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February 2nd, 2026
In Search of a Platonic Co-Parent Online
  Platforms that match partners in procreation are experiencing a post-pandemic uptick.
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January 22nd, 2026
Do Pro-Life Laws Hurt Women?
Human Coalition works to transform pro-life passion into action to rescue children and serve families.
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January 8th, 2026
Soul-Nourishing Resolutions
As Christians, when we consider New Year’s resolutions, we often think about reading the Bible more, praying more often, or maybe getting more involved in our church.
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January 5th, 2026
Marriage and Family Trends
America is becoming more loveless: less dating, less marriage, less friendship, less patriotism. But love outside of self is what makes life meaningful.
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December 22nd, 2025
Affordability Crisis is Most Severe in California
The state’s policies make it inevitable that prices will rise, especially for housing and energy.
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December 3rd, 2025
The Myth of the 0,000 Poverty Line
There are genuine concerns about affordability in the U.S., but the viral piece redefining poverty at $140,000 is based on bad assumptions and selective evidence, writes Tyler Cowen for The Free Press.
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